some inspired by giuliani. that's what the president was basing his case on. when people in the department of justice says we haven't seen any evidence and the president's retort was well, you don't watch the internet as closely as i do, that's what the president's source was and he grabbed any straw he could find that might suggest he won the election when clearly he did not. >> you're working on this, some of your other colleagues are working on a deal for a short-term postponement of the issue of whether or not the united states will default on its debt, raising the debt ceiling, delaying that -- postponing that until december as it were. is this something you support, the delay, and how does this change anything? does it make it more likely you support using reconciliation and get this done permanently? >> well, let me tell you, thank goodness senator mcconnell backed off of his threat of taking this to the nth degree when it came to the debt ceiling. we have never as a nation defaulted on our debt. as soon as we lose our reputation in the credit markets,

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. >>> an ex-associate of rudy giuliani set to stand trial. who the federal judge said he's trying to weed out during jury selection. >>> and netflix, the streaming giant teaming up with walmart to engage with fans like never before now you'll be le t >>> the taliban says the u.s. will not formally recognize their role but will begin providing afghanistan with humanitarian aid they say that was the outcome of two days of talks in doha, qatar between u.s. and taliban officials. a spokesman for the state department wouldn't confirm whether aid was committed, but did say it came up in those talks. he said the discussions were candidate and professional with the u.s. delegation, reiterating the taliban will be judged on its actions, not only its words. nbc's josh lederman covers the state department for us. josh, this was the first face-to-face meeting since troops left in august, i believe. what was on the table today? >> a top u.s. priority, shep, is ensuring safe passage out of afghanistan for u.s. citizens and afghan partners. on that, the tal

"the giuliani is going to give you cavities [ laughter ] you want to have teeth like the giuliani justbottoms? and rudy was apparently deeply emotionally effected by this news a source close to giuliani told politico, "rudy is really hurt because he did a big favor for rupert murdoch he was instrumental in getting fox on time warner, so it could be watched in new york city. does rudy think rupert murdoch cares about his hurt feelings. if rudy so much as tried to speak to murdoch at a dinner, murdoch would simply nod to one of his henchmen and have rudy thrown into a watery pit full of crocodiles "why are you taking me to the pools? i don't have my swimming trunks." [ laughter ] while i'm sure -- while i'm sure getting fox news on time warner was a huge deal at the time, it now sounds like the shadiest of "sopranos" "b" plots "rudy's mad because he helped us out with that time warner thing. free pay channels and the like." [ light laughter ] perhaps the biggest sting of all, was not the banning itself, but when and how rudy found out, and what show he was banned on >> giuliani was banne

how much rudy giuliani is going to come up at this trial.blgt tore view. based on the third sealed indictment which controls the case. so they have to try the case based on the indictment that does not get areas involving giuliani, and ukraine, the u.s. ambassador to ukraine, and the plot of ouster. and doesn't get into many things surrounding the forepresident we'll see actually how those names pop up. >> so much to come as we watch this thing unfold. tom winter, thank you. >>> coming up 90-year-old william shatner set to be the oldest person to lift off to space tomorrow. we'll get to where plans are being made ahead of the big launch. we'll be right back. be right ba. there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurancehem to the world. from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪

this lawsuit, but the new details coming out, this ey sho how giuliani and powell willingly amplified false claims about fraud without an attempt to vet those claims. >> jessica schneider, appreciate the reporting. thank you. let's bring back elie honig now. as we look at this, those admissions, does this create any kind of legal jeopardy for them? >> it does. big picture, it shows rudy and sydney powell were just full of it. but more legally focused here, first of all, there could be consequences for their law license. rudy has his law license suspended. sydney powell faces sanctions. you have a lot of leeway in what you're able to say and argue, but you can't make stuff up, you can't lie and put it on the record in front of a court. there are several lawsuits pending against rudy giuliani for defamation, spreading a willful falsehood, meaning did they know it was false? and if this proves that, it seems it does, that could put them and others on the hook for civil damages, for money damages. >> okay. we have subpoenas out and by the way got to answer today, they have defied them to

they just didn't bother to check, just like giuliani and powell. how important was conservative media? this is the former white house press secretary stephanie grisham. >> what was the role of fox news in the white house? >> they, you know, by and large didn't get tough with us. they just took what we were saying and disseminated it. and i think they are disseminating it to a lot of people who went to the capitol for january 6th. >> francis rooney is back with us. congressman, when you look at the depositions, when you hear giuliani and powell under oath saying we didn't look into this, we didn't spend an hour looking into the claims. yet all those instances where they went on tv and just spouted these lies. what does that tell you? what's the consequence? what should the consequence be of that? >> well, first of all, i hate to return to nixon again. it's not a crime to criticize the president. in fact, that is what is supposed to happen in our democracy. if you disagree, you should speak up. that's what makes a vital democracy. and i don't think a

giuliani. i told him i could do that. he asked me to make it a top priority and i told him i'd be certain to do that. question, outside of the election fraud context and i guess prior to the 2020 election season, would you say the officials from main justice often alerted your office of allegations of crimes of any kind that should be investigated? answer, it's not often. it's not every day when the attorney general will call. in terms of the actual allegations coming down from the attorney general's office, no, that's rare. question, okay. and you were the u.s. attorney for the northern district of georgia during the state's previous election, 2018, correct? that's correct. were you aware of election fraud that should be investigated? answer, no. no. it's not normal for the attorney general of the united states to call a random federal prosecutor to tell him personally and directly here's what you're going to investigate, make it your top priority. i'm giving you these allegations that i want to become your first priorit

giuliani sent graham documents, which giuliani believed proved his theories.acked trump, in private, he came to the conclusion that giuliani's arguments were suitable for "third grade." >> and now a rebuttal from a third grader. >> shame on you, lindsey graham. these scurrilous accusations are an insult to all third graders everywhere. you'd have to be a complete moron to believe this proves any fraud. >> this is fraud. this is absolute fraud.

the story still yet to come. >> parnas closely tried to rudy giuliani and donald trump. to try to dirty up the bidens with these plots in ukraine during the 2020 election. now according to our court system, he is also guilty of illegally engaging in other elections in america. giuliani still under criminal investigation by the feds. this week, he's busy doing other things. he sent out a video where he says he's impersonaing abraham lincoln. all this, as he says, related to the virginia's governor race. >> virginia. against the man who dishonored our past by selling my bedroom. hundreds and hundreds of times. >> now that you've seen that, you cannot unsee it, but do keep it brief. we have a lot coming up in the program. we're looking at authoritarianism with an expert and it's basically how we have an eye on the way republicans are trying to install people to potentially steal the next election but also, what can be done about it. stay with us. ut also, what can e done about it. stay with us vicks sinex. instantly clear everyday congestion. and try vicks sinex children's

he got it from rudy giuliani. that that u.s. attorney should make it a top priority to go investigate rudy giuliani's made-up bat bleep claims about voter fraud. the same claims that trump was using at that moment to try to get the election overthrown. barr did it, too. this is from bj pack's testimony just unsealed today. it's not normal for the attorney general of the united states to call a random federal prosecutor to tell him personally and directly, here is what you are going to investigate now. make it your top priority. i'm giving you these allegations that i want to become your first priority as an investigator. you are the federal prosecutor. do this for me. that's what bill barr did to bj pack with rudy giuliani's made-up allegations about voter fraud in georgia. pack said, yes, sir, you are the attorney general. you want me to make it my first priority, of course, i will. he uses resources of his office to go start investigating those things. pack goes on to say as far as he knew the division at main justice that han

she said gonzalo raped her, she confided in giuliani and he got very angry.m a motive for murder. but then, prosecutors found out something surprising, something that changed everything. >> misses far as i'm johnny van had gotten married in las vegas, after the murder. patricia who told authorities, dion e. was her ex boyfriend, had secretly married him, one month after the murder. investigator dean falter. >> based upon this fall so prove privilege, in the state of california, in no way was patricia going to be forced to testify against schiavone, who was still denying any involvement. >> without her testimony, prosecutor mike marie, it would be very hard to prosecute yami. >> this is a major game-changer. >> absolutely. because mississippi hours ahead so much information and was so immersed in the case that the prosecution would be ham turned, to the point that they wouldn't be able to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. so rather, than put the case in front of attorney a jury and take the chance that without all that critical background information,

down today with jury selection in the trial of this guy, lev parnas, the former associate of rudy giuliani. and we're seeing the two accused american spies in court for the first time. the big question, whether a hard drive and peanut butter sandwich could land the couple life in prison. on access to abortion what the supreme court is saying about a new law in kentucky. and in texas, the state now set to tell an appeals court why its near total abortion ban should stay in effect. good afternoon to you. i'm hallie jackson in washington along with leigh ann caldwell on capitol hill, and punch bowl news founder and msnbc political contributor jake sherman. so, guys, here's what we're watching, right. let's throw it up on the calendar. sometime in the next hour or two the house vote to extend the debt ceiling. you think, okay, that might get us through to december 3rd that happens to be the day government funding runs out. but there is some new analysis from experts that the nation is not going to hit that borrowing limit until mid-december or early january. that could buy congress more time.

there's also rudy giuliani, who is reportedly drowning in legal bills after trump refused to pay him.ow, in a newly released deposition, rudy has explained why he worked for trump without payment. an attorney in a defamation suit against rudy asked giuliani whether he was ever paid to represent the trump campaign giuliani replied that he was not paid to represent the campaign and had been reimbursed for only his expenses, according to the transcript the attorney then asked giuliani why he would represent the trump campaign without compensation. "the president -- the president ordered me to do it," giuliani said [ light laughter ] rudy, that's not how it works. your client can't just order you to do something for free you can't let trump push you around anymore you're a grown man you're 850-years-old [ laughter ] [ applause ] and yet, aside from some potential financial consequences for weirdos, like rudy and lindell, the co-conspirators who fomented the january 6th insurrection and orchestrated the attempted coup, have largely escaped accountability like texas senator ted cruz who has

but all along the way, all of this stuff fed from rudy giuliani from, the fever swamps.m the qanon conspiracy theory reddit groups or whatever else they are. wherever else they got this stuff, it flowed into the trump white house, it flowed from the trump white house to the justice department, and senior officials told federal prosecutors around the country, use the resources of your office to go chase this down. it's not the way the u.s. justice department is supposed to work. so now, now that we know the justice department did work that way under trump, what's the justice department going to do about? what is the justice department do with this new knowledge. that senior officials, up to the very highest levels of the department, attorney general, deputy general, they tried to use the department to do those kinds of fazed for trump, as trump was trying to fudge the election results and stay. empower what is you at the senior level of the justice department, use the powers of the justice department for that purpose. you can't be that you just get to leave and move on in

answer giuliani. no, i did not have any information that he wasn't.not my job in a fast-moving case to go out and investigate every piece of evidence that's given to me, otherwise you're never going to write a story. why the heck would i not believe him? i would've been a terrible lawyer. gee let's go find out if it's untrue. i didn't have the time to do that. that is the explanation from president trump's lawyer, of where the voting machines stole the election from trump conspiracy came from. which they have been problem gating for months. i assume somebody talk to this guy. no idea if he was credible. it's not like we looked into what he was saying. why would we do that. also i don't know maybe isis something on facebook, but i'm not even sure, that i don't really know one of facebook's. we didn't look into it, we just set it. no we had no idea if it was juggernaut. who cares that's not my job. i think those under oath admissions from the former president's lawyer, should be getting more attention than they are. i'm just gonna go on the record and s

he is now obviously living in fear of losing his right to practice law like rudy giuliani.ost" reports, quote, they sought to make the case to pence and ramp up pressure on him to take actions on january 6th that eastman suggested were within his pours, three people familiar with the operation said speaking on the condition of anonymity. their activities included finding and publicizing alleged evidence of fraud, urging members of state legislatures to challenge biden's victory and calling on trump-supporting public to press keough -- officials in key states. this was said yesterday about issuing a subpoena to donald trump. >> let me say nobody is off limits. we will be on an ongoing basis issuing subpoenas to various individuals around the country. if we have enough evidence -- and obviously we are pursuing evidence, but if the evidence leads to former president trump or anyone else, the committee is not resonant in pushing back on it. we will go forward with it. >> joining us now democratic congressman eric swalwell of california. he served as a house impeachment manager

and they were in the same exact block as bannon giuliani jason miller and, others. and for the fbi, the doj, and congress. the real question is where did lines intertwined if they did. >> phil rucker, let's move forward to tonight's events in baltimore, the cnn town hall, with a president who is indeed made news, a bunch of rhetoric reporters on twitter were saying that all the reporting over the last few days went down the drain when biden went ahead and verbally superseded everything they've been told. he opened the door towards filling around with the filibuster, but still fill up, the question comes down to, what do you do about sinema and manchin, who remain amazingly democrats? >> you know, it is a real problem for the biden presidency and has been for months now. the fact that there are our divides on multiple issues among the democrats and there's not any room for division when you look at a 50 plus one senate majority, that they currently have. this issue of the filibuster, biden has resisted coming out for the filibuster for months now despite pressure fro

republicans come close allies are being pressured by the whitest, mark meadows chief of staff, rudy giuliani and john eastman, this conservative lawyer, to think through how to help president trump get his aim of the ring some of these electors out, moving the election to the house of representatives where republicans because they have control of the most delegations could potentially tip the election to president trump. in a very important beating comes on january fourth where vice president pence and his lawyer and his advisers come in to the oval office. president trump is there with john eastman this conservative lawyer, and for the first time we published this memo that is got a lot of attention, a six part memo from john eastman outlining how mike pence get to what electors and give the election to trump. and you see in the scene president trump saying to try to listen to john eastman. listen to john. listen to john. and eastman has this memo think it's constitutional and legal for pence to essentially walk up on january 6th and then walk away. so this is president trump having a press

the command center was populated by, among others, rudy giuliani who is no longer allowed to practice. or new york. the incompetent and corrupt bernard kerik who they installed as u.s. police commissioner before he was convicted of federal crimes, then pardoned by dome trump. steve bannon who was charged with federal crimes, then pardon by donald trump before trial lawyer john eastman, who is now desperately trying to disown the false legal memos he wrote for donald trump saying vice president mike pence could decide to the next president of the united states should be. john eastman is now obviously really -- living in fear of losing his right to law as giuliani. >> chairman thompson is saying that, anything is possible in terms of where the subpoenas will be going next, but it seems like the january six committee does have to calculate how long a fight, a legal fight, donald trump would put up over a subpoena. we would issue it to various individuals around the country if we have enough evidence. we are pursuing evidence, but if the evidence leads to former president trump, or anyone

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on january 6th, bannon at the hotel with rudy giuliani and jason miller talking to trump who was calling from the white house updating them on pence saying pence is very arrogant and he's not moving and they make a decision late at night to issue a statement saying pence is in total agreement with trump, moving the election to the white house even though pence is not. this is about trump and bannon and rudy giuliani coordinating an effort to overturn an election and prevent biden from taking office. >> phil rucker, i know you recall all too well the presidency of donald trump that you covered, let's say this white house and doj do not enjoy the same symbiotic relationship as if doj have moved into the west wing for a time there. how does the white house handle this going forward? >> well, byline, this is an administration, the biden administration that's trying to stick to the traditional norms, the traditional independence that the justice department enjoys from the political maturation at the white house, they're trying to restore that pillar in our government that was so sully in the

when rudy giuliani came in, it was 300 murders. he cut crime dramatically. he did it because he used a different ideology. that ideology was a conservative ideology. if you look all across the nation where these riots took place, for instance, and very seldom reported on because we have a corrupt news media, peaceful riots by people over at cnn as the city was burning down behind them, the ideology is what made the difference. when giuliani, he changed welfare into workfare. he cleaned up the streets. there were no homeless people. very few homeless people. i don't understand why people don't see it. it's simple enough. you put -- it's the same thing that's happening in florida and other cities. when conservative republicans are in charge, things go swimmingly. when the left -- host: got your point. let me ask you about the paper that you worked for. give me the name again. caller: the washingtonite sit citizen and inwood news. i'm going back 20 years or more. they kind of went out of business for lack of funding. host: this paper was for just that community

court to the most outlandish series imaginable that was considered normal for the likes of rudy giuliani and then in the second phase it was to convince the department of justice and the attorney general to intervene in the election results and to reach out directly as the president did himself personally to the election officials and stays with you that he should have one but he didn't. so all that effort was underway when william bar president trumps attorney general at the time issued a statement saying there was no evidence of widespread fraud in the election. that was disappointing to the president. in the middle of december of last year william bar, the attorney general announced he would resign as of december 23. the man was choosing as the acting attorney general, jeffrey rosen and at his side deputy attorney general. there was ae full-court press from that moment by president trump and his supporters. to influence jeffrey rosen and intervening into the selection contest. when i say full-court press i mean repeated telephone calls and meetings in the white house over a period of

giuliani sent graham documents, which giuliani believed proved his theories. while graham publicly backed trump, in private, he came to the conclusion that giuliani's arguments were suitable for "third grade." >> and now a rebuttal from a third grader. >> shame on you, lindsey graham. aud.is is absolute fraud. >> announcer: it's the "late show" with stephen colbert tonight: six degrees of sedition! plus, stephen welcomes: bob woodward and robert costa and musical guest, leon bridges. featuring jon batiste and stayhe city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! did i walk too fast this time? hey, joe! ( band playing ) yes, sir-- good to see you. please, have a seat, everybody. thanks, everybody. welcome, one and all to the "late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) i'm sorry, i'm sorry. i said that wrong. let me start over. welcome to the emmy award- winning "late show!" i am your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ♪ ♪ ♪ thank you very much. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. >> audie

giuliani, mr. bannon president trump and many others. their to halt or delay our count of electoral votes and reverse the outcome of the 2020 election. the electoral count act is directly at issue. and our investigation will lead to recommendations to amend or reform act. second while the attack was under way, president trump knew it was happening. indeed, he may have been watching it all unfold on television. and yet he took no immediate action to stop it. this be a supreme dereliction of duty by president trump.ing whether our criminal laws should be enhanced to apply more consequences to this type of behavi third, we know from our investigation to date that president trump was pressuring the department of justice i late december, 2020, to supporte claims that the election was stolen. several brave and honorable trump appointees at the department flatly refused to go along with this fraud and threatened to resign. we are evaluating what, if any, additional laws may be required to prevent a future president from succeeding in any such e

. >>> a former associate of rudy giuliani has been found guilty of campaign finance charges. lev parnas was convicted of using money from a russian businessman for donations to u.s. political candidates. it was part of an effort to start a recreational marijuana business. he was also convicted of making illegal donations to political action committees, including a super pac that supported then president trump. parnas played a role in president trump's first impeachment proceeding. he helped trump ally rudy giuliani in an effort to dig up dirt on then candidate biden in ukraine. >>> a memorial service for colin powell is set for two weeks from today. the retired four-star general will be remembered in a ceremony at washington national cathedral. powell served as the chairman of the joint chiefs and served as secretary of state under president george w. bush. he died monday from complications from covid-19 at age 84. powell was vaccinated, but a family spokesperson said he was also battling a blood cancer that weakened his immune system. >>> well, do we have a deal? house speak

in 2020, giuliani was just open about it. right.ling to ukraine, meeting with known intelligence service connected people, trafficking in disinformation that had been provided to him essentially by the russians. so this is a flood that we absolutely have to stop. if we don't want -- if we want, excuse me, to keep the malign fl influence of foreign governments like russia out of our democratic process. >> we'll see if that action takes place. andrew mccabe, thanks so much. >> thanks, jim. >>> still ahead, queen elizabeth canceling a trip due to medical advice. what buckingham palace is saying next. helps keep baby's skin drier and healthier. so every touch will protect like the first. pampers ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant™. with

bannon, giuliani and trump allies are inside the hotel working, talking to trump. what i want to know as a reporter -- i'm sure the committee is curious about this as well, is these crowds are right next to each other. the trump crowd inside the willard, the trump people and the proud boys on the outside. where did the lines cross, if they crossed aught at all? what were the communications, if any. but this block in washington was the power center of whatever was going to happen on the 6th. that's where so many questions remain. who was talking to who? who was coming into giuliani suite and out of it and maybe going down into the crowd? >> it is such a perfect, perfect way to frame the questions, and the importance of the select committee. i am going to ask all of you to stay with us if you are able. i want to bring into our coverage congressman jim hines, member of the intelligence committee. i want the recap the news for viewers just joining us. the house approved a contempt resolution for steve bannon. nine republicans voted with all of the democrats. i am going

and when the president's arrival to the rally in front of the white house was delayed, rudy giuliani and i were asked if we would come on stage and say a few words. the rally organizers had a number of campaign and trump family people that had been speaking all morning long. but then there was all of a sudden a big gap before the president was going to be able to ride. i wasn't even the one that was asked. word came down to the suite of offices where i was in, you know, could rudy and i go over there and talk. >> i have been on a lot of campaigns. i have heard the word war room thrown around. there is a film made about george stephanopoulos. it is a term of art. not just a word that gets thrown around. it is a campaign term. it obviously has military connotations. but there was a command center for the attempted coup on january 6th. daniel goldman? >> well, there was. it's not surprising that it was coordinated. it's a little surprising that it was so overtly coordinated in the willard hotel. but the thing that's so striking with jackie and her colleague's reporting is what we have b

but trump is pushing it, bannon is pushing it, giuliani is pushing it.e are others involved in this, and if somebody really looks at it as i think you almost are required to do, as a criminal conspiracy, just like nixon, to destroy a process of, oh, this is going to be the next president. >> and do you think that if jim jordan is pinned down on those conversations, that his conversations will reveal that he knew that and that trump was clear about it? >> no. i wouldn't speculate. but, again, trump is really working hard on this. this -- you know, this is his weak project. he's going to retain the presidency. it turns out it is a project that is going on to this day where he says, oh, the election was stolen, and i -- robert costa and i think he -- there is a lot of evidence that he's going to run again. he's running -- his rational for the candidacy is they stole the election from me and so i'll run in 2024 and get elected, in his words, three times. that time he should -- he thinks he was elected in 2020, and he was, in fact, elected in 2016. but that's

post says rudy giuliani, steve bannon, and former new york city police commissioner bernard kerik, and conservative lawyer john eastman, hold up in washington's willard, hotel walking distance from the white house, in a suite of rooms they called the command center. one of the reporters on that post stories that the hotel is where they plotted out scenarios to deny joe biden the presidency. >> from november 5th until mid december, this operation was amateur hour, as rudy giuliani throwing spaghetti at the wall, figuring out how we can get these public legislatures into these swing, states that something could be done here that they could potentially find it. we are an example of fraud that may change peoples minds, when he got on to the scene, that's when they sort of brought in his constitutional expert piece. to map out how exactly that could be done, they were a block from the white house, and had access to former president, and were able to make their case directly to him. >> amid the investigation into the assault on our capitol, there are new reports from several outlets, includi

the group that gathered there was led by rudy giuliani, trump's personal lawyer who was instrumental in stoking the far-right's election fraud. and "the washington post" reporting notes that carrick and his legal team were reimbursed more than $50,000, a sign that the close ties that they had to this command center. john eastman was there too. he's the author of the infamous memo that sought to convince vice president mike pence to stop the steal, as they call it, by taking control of the electoral counting process that, process that was underway on january 6th when the attack on the capitol happened. what happened at the willard hotel and what the team was planning at the command center in the weeks leading up to january 6th is now of great interest to that january 6th select committee. the twice impeached president's supporter had their own command center. sourced from documents provided by the whistle-blower frances haugen detail how facebook played a hand in the leadup to the deadly january 6th insurrection. one internal report, quote, concluded that in the weeks after the electi

the bar has a responsibility as it did in giuliani's case and make consequences for it. >> the chiefen corresponding and he wrote an opinion article never published but the washington post obtained a draft. saying eastman, quote, displayed a shocking lack of awareness of how those political implications were playing out in real time. with those rioters outside determined to execute the former vice president. does this lead to any legal exposure? >> i think they should. i say it because what you say matters. when you have a special responsibility. you need to make sure what you say has some basis of support. lawyers make arguments every day. it is our responsibility to push the envelop. we can't peddle things that have no basis or merit or substance in fact. when you do things like that. i think the bar, right, where you get your license needs to look into it. i know the employers have, mr. eastman have looked to evaluate if he's fit to serve in the capacity he serves in. and like i noted with rudy giuliani need to look at them and if it means license revokation, so be it. what you sa

one of the giuliani witnesses is going to replace the woman who actually initially voted not to certify, and then voted to certify. for the board of canvassers in michigan's third largest county, republicans have nominated a woman who said last year that president trump should not only suspend meetings of the electoral college, she said that trump should have military tribunals. investigate claims about election fraud. local republicans now quarter up for the board of canvassers in the third largest county in the state of michigan. the detroit news asked this woman if she believed the 2020 election was stolen from trump, she responded to them quote, i do not not believe it. [laughs] and another michigan county republicans have nominated the wife of the conservative radio commentator who recently moderated an event with the my pillow guy, about how the supreme court is about to put -- back in office. here's that radio host today at a rally on the trump steps of the michigan capital. >> here's the truth, you need to get a whole of your state, rat and your state senator and tell him that i

giuliani is still under investigation. insisted today there will be no compromise on the status of taiwan-- and it also warned the u.s. to watch what it says. last night, president biden said the u.s. is committed to defending taiwan, if the chinese attack. that seemed to go beyond a long-standing u.s. pledge to help taiwan defend itself. the white house quickly said there had be no change in policy. defense secretary lloyd austin sounded a similar note today, when he spoke after a nato meeting in brussels. >> nobody wants to see cross-strait issues come to blows, and certainly not president biden. and there's no reason that it should. we'll continue to help taiwan with the sorts of capabilities that it needs to defend itself, and so we'll stay focused on those things. >> nawaz: beijing claims taiwan as part of its territory, and has recently sent record numbers of warplanes into the island's airspace. china's debt-ridden property developer, evergrande, has avoided default-- for now. the company made an overdue payment tod

we don't know what happened to corey lewandowski or rudy giuliani or kim kardashian.o account. john kiriakou, appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, the french ambassador to the united states, he is back. philippe etienne. he is back in washington after the snubbed u.s./australia submarine deal. professor basketball player jeremy lin also joins aymanayma. stick around for that and more. e fresh and delicious taste. plus, superior nutrition. which is now more important than ever. ♪♪ tide pods ultra oxi one ups the cleaning power of liquid.ortant than ever. can it one up whatever they're doing? for sure. seriously? one up the power of liquid, one up the toughest stains. any further questions? uh uh! one up the power of liquid with tide pods ultra oxi. (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. hi susan! honey? yeah? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this robitussin honey. the real honey you lo

giuliani wanted you to do? >> just a point of order. i hope i'm going to be extended the same courtesy to go beyond the five-minute limit. >> absolutely. >> madam chair, that voicemail was left at a time -- we were in litigation with the state senate over turning over the ballots in the election machines. i think he was trying to get us to settle that lawsuit so that they could very quickly get the ballots in advance of the january 6 certification of the electoral college. >> why was this so important? what was mr. giuliani's ultimate goal? what do you think his ultimate goal was? >> i can't speculate on that. i think that he wanted to look at the evidence and see if there was evidence to support not certifying the election. >> i want to thank you both. my time is up. many other state and local officials who stood up to trump's pressure campaign and turns back his efforts to overturn a free and fair election. the late senator from arizona, john mccain, once said, and i quote, we are americans first, americans last, americans always. i a

>> it's giuliani president trump's attorney calling. i hope we have a chance to have a conversation. i would like to see if there is a way we can resolve this for everyone. i think we all have the same goal. let's see if we can get this done outside of the court. call me anytime. >> mr. giuliani said we are all republicans. i think we all have the same goal. i would like to ask you mr. gates, what do you think that goal was? you got a similar call where he asked you to quote get this thing fixed up and saying i think there might be a nice way to resolve this. >> point of order, i hope i will be extended the same courtesy to go beyond the five minutes. >> absolutely. mr. gates: that voicemail was left at a time we were in litigation with the state senate overturning over the ballots in the election machines. i think he was trying to get us to settle that lawsuit so we could get the ballots in advance of the january 6 certification of the electoral college. >> why was this so important? what was his ultimate goal? mr. gates: i can't specu

fÉlix: un antiguo socio del ex alcalde de nueva york, rudy giuliani, fue hallado culpable con delitos regresar a las aulas. el ex general venezolano hugo "el pollo" carvajal permanecerÁ ♪ ♪ fÉlix: las escuelas de venezuela han estado oficialmente cerradas durante mÁs de 19 meses desde marzo de 2020. la vuelta a las clases presenciales estÁ prevista para el 25 de octubre, pero esta posibilidad se ha aplazado en varias ocasiones desde principios de aÑo. los profesores dicen sentirse desprotegidos y no dudan en denunciar que no hay condiciones para el regreso masivo de los alumnos a las aulas. >> considero que no estÁn dadas las condiciones para que se dÉ un inicio de las clases. hay instituciones que carecen de agua, hay instituciones que no estÁn dotadas, hay instituciones que la infraestructura no estÁ dada. fÉlix: el salario mensual de la mayorÍa de los educadores de primera y secundaria, que es el mÁs bajo de latinoamÉrica, es de algo mÁs de cuatro dÓlares al mes. la justicia espaÑola suspendiÓ temporalmente en la extradiciÓn a estados unidos de hugo "el pollo" carvajal, solicitado

and then, rudy giuliani who hasn't mayor yet, but, was still extremely popular in the district i ran in, would come in. you're so good you flew, at the time. >> on that top campaign button, yours, from one of your early campaigns, who came up with that generation, a new generation of leadership? >> all of us. we were trying to do the generational thing. both the separate my folks from my dad, but also, for those who are following on the kennedy-esque -- not to compare myself to the president at all, but, the benefits of having someone younger. getting into politics. so, i think that is what we were trying for their. >> when you first came to the house in 1990, there was 28 women. have you found, because there was so few of you, that women gravitated towards each other? >> yes. i think we still do. i still consider reading pelosi a dear friend. there is much to say about the conversation of women being able to come across a congressional body, and make things happen. i had, always, worked with the violence against women act, and now we're working with things that aren't going to move.